August
07.08.2003, 14:03
Jemand wirbt fleissig für Raubkopien von Windows XP Pro, Office XP usw.
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From: evank [at] statlib.uni-heidelberg.de
Subject: XXX, software for you
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Habe unter anderem auch eine Meldung an Microsoft gesendet. Hier ist die Antwort der Deppen:
Hello,
Thank you for contacting Microsoft Customer Service.
Allow me to assure you that Microsoft does not tolerate unsolicited or abusive mails originating within its internal domains. We have established this e-mail address to document and investigating mails from the Microsoft domain (someone [at] microsoft.com).
In this case, the e-mail you have forwarded us originates within another domain. As this is not a Microsoft domain or affiliate, we cannot assist you with this request. For your convenience, however, I will include some tools that you may use to reduce the spam you receive.
You may consider using an e-mail filter or spam reporting service. Information on spam can be found at the following Web sites:
http://www.abuse.net
http://www.spam.abuse.net
If you want to identify the sender of an offending message, you may be able to do so through the following Web site: http://swhois.net.
Thank you for using Microsoft products & services,
Jason
Microsoft Online Customer Service
"Build Customer Trust And Value By Providing A Quality Experience The First Time, Every Time."
Ob denen egal ist, daß jemand ihr Software illegal verkauft?
Hier ist der Header
Return-path: <evank [at] statlib.uni-heidelberg.de>
Envelope-to: poor [at] spamvictim.tld
Delivery-date: Wed, 06 Aug 2003 xx:xx:xx +0200
Received: from [218.38.72.253] (helo=compuserve.com)
by clever.eusc.inter.net with smtp (Exim 3.36 #4)
ID: [ID filtered]
for poor [at] spamvictim.tld; Wed, 06 Aug 2003 xx:xx:xx +0200
Date: Thu, 07 Aug 2003 xx:xx:xx +0000
From: evank [at] statlib.uni-heidelberg.de
Subject: XXX, software for you
To: XXX <poor [at] spamvictim.tld>
References: <A9LKCEHJFDB54GJJ [at] snafu.de>
In-Reply-To: <A9LKCEHJFDB54GJJ [at] snafu.de>
Message-ID: [ID filtered]
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
X-UIDL: [UID filtered]
Habe unter anderem auch eine Meldung an Microsoft gesendet. Hier ist die Antwort der Deppen:
Hello,
Thank you for contacting Microsoft Customer Service.
Allow me to assure you that Microsoft does not tolerate unsolicited or abusive mails originating within its internal domains. We have established this e-mail address to document and investigating mails from the Microsoft domain (someone [at] microsoft.com).
In this case, the e-mail you have forwarded us originates within another domain. As this is not a Microsoft domain or affiliate, we cannot assist you with this request. For your convenience, however, I will include some tools that you may use to reduce the spam you receive.
You may consider using an e-mail filter or spam reporting service. Information on spam can be found at the following Web sites:
http://www.abuse.net
http://www.spam.abuse.net
If you want to identify the sender of an offending message, you may be able to do so through the following Web site: http://swhois.net.
Thank you for using Microsoft products & services,
Jason
Microsoft Online Customer Service
"Build Customer Trust And Value By Providing A Quality Experience The First Time, Every Time."
Ob denen egal ist, daß jemand ihr Software illegal verkauft?